Rizzy.com | Crypto Casino | VIP TRANSFER | 100% Deposit Match + 100 FS

[iv4n]

The 100 Free Spins are available on:
Sweet Bonanza 1000, Sugar Rush 1000, Gates of Olympus 1000, Joker's Jewels, Big Bass Bonanza 1000, and The Dog House.

We are also slowly getting back on ou socials, and we are excited to share some giveaways and challenges over there!

Many times I got free spins for Pragmatic, but I couldn't use them... In most casinos (there are exceptions), Pragmatic is not available in my country. So I had to register and check it out:



Some casinos offer free spins from several providers, so we can pick the one we want, or the one that is actually available for us. I'm just saying...

Good luck to all who choose to give it a try...

[Cointxz]

The 100 Free Spins are available on:
Sweet Bonanza 1000, Sugar Rush 1000, Gates of Olympus 1000, Joker's Jewels, Big Bass Bonanza 1000, and The Dog House.

We are also slowly getting back on ou socials, and we are excited to share some giveaways and challenges over there!

Many times I got free spins for Pragmatic, but I couldn't use them... In most casinos (there are exceptions), Pragmatic is not available in my country. So I had to register and check it out:



Some casinos offer free spins from several providers, so we can pick the one we want, or the one that is actually available for us. I'm just saying...

Good luck to all who choose to give it a try...

This is true, some casino also suggest using VPN just for the sake of claiming these bonuses if its not available to you but I do preferred changing game provider instead just like yours to avoid potential conflict in case I manage to hit max win from those free spins. lol

Anyway, it’s nice to see there’s no max win limit on the free spin which most of the free spin bonus nowadays especially new casino always have a max win limit.

[avp2306]

The 100 Free Spins are available on:
Sweet Bonanza 1000, Sugar Rush 1000, Gates of Olympus 1000, Joker's Jewels, Big Bass Bonanza 1000, and The Dog House.

We are also slowly getting back on ou socials, and we are excited to share some giveaways and challenges over there!

Many times I got free spins for Pragmatic, but I couldn't use them... In most casinos (there are exceptions), Pragmatic is not available in my country. So I had to register and check it out:



Some casinos offer free spins from several providers, so we can pick the one we want, or the one that is actually available for us. I'm just saying...

Good luck to all who choose to give it a try...

This is true, some casino also suggest using VPN just for the sake of claiming these bonuses if its not available to you but I do preferred changing game provider instead just like yours to avoid potential conflict in case I manage to hit max win from those free spins. lol

Anyway, it’s nice to see there’s no max win limit on the free spin which most of the free spin bonus nowadays especially new casino always have a max win limit.

Read their terms https://rizzycasino.com/terms/

Although VPN is not mentioned but they write this.

Access to Rizzy is restricted to individuals who meet all of the following criteria. Players who do not meet these requirements must not register or use the platform.

You must be at least 18 years of age, or the legal gambling age in your jurisdiction if higher.
You must be located in a jurisdiction where online gambling is legally permitted.
You must not be a current employee, contractor, or immediate family member of Rizzy or its affiliated entities.
Only one account is permitted per person, household, IP address, and device.
You must not have previously been excluded or self-excluded from Rizzy.
Rizzy reserves the right to verify eligibility at any time. Accounts found to be in breach of eligibility rules will be suspended and any balances may be forfeited pending investigation.

On bolded text they say about jurisdiction matter. So if the provider ban his jurisdiction I think using VPN is been discourage to use, since maybe he will get compromised if it happens he won and the provider found out that he is on their banned jurisdiction.

[Davidvictorson]

On bolded text they say about jurisdiction matter. So if the provider ban his jurisdiction I think using VPN is been discourage to use, since maybe he will get compromised if it happens he won and the provider found out that he is on their banned jurisdiction.

I agree and totally discourage the use of VPN to access a casino once you are in a geo restricted region.
While the VPN may be a temporary fix, the consequence is that when the player gets caught which they always do, they lose their winnings if any.
It is completely not worth it.
It is good to stick to the terms and services, it is a binding contract.

[panjul07]

You must be located in a jurisdiction where online gambling is legally permitted.

On bolded text they say about jurisdiction matter. So if the provider ban his jurisdiction I think using VPN is been discourage to use, since maybe he will get compromised if it happens he won and the provider found out that he is on their banned jurisdiction.

It will be much better if Rizzy implement automatic geo-blocking so anyone from country where gambling is illegal wont be able to access Rizzy.
I'll use myself as an example since I'm from a country where gambling is illegal but I can still access Rizzy easily without VPN.
Although there is written terms already but most people wont read all the terms or miss this specific term which will be later can be a problem for the player.
Of course gamblers are responsible for themselves but I think casino should also provide a better prevention.

[SilverCryptoBullet]

It will be much better if Rizzy implement automatic geo-blocking so anyone from country where gambling is illegal wont be able to access Rizzy.
I'll use myself as an example since I'm from a country where gambling is illegal but I can still access Rizzy easily without VPN.
Although there is written terms already but most people wont read all the terms or miss this specific term which will be later can be a problem for the player.
Of course gamblers are responsible for themselves but I think casino should also provide a better prevention.

Your suggestion is good but not only Rizzy, but there are other casinos which don't have automatic geo-blocking when people register accounts on their casinos.

Which casinos have IP blocks in place for restricted countries?
Pmalek tested automatic geo-blocking years ago and likely some casinos changed with their platforms and already had automatic blocks.

This is very good if Rizzy does that, as it firstly will help their company maintain reputation, reduce workload on customer support and compliance teams, as well as quickly informing users about existing restrictions.

[michellee]

You must be located in a jurisdiction where online gambling is legally permitted.

On bolded text they say about jurisdiction matter. So if the provider ban his jurisdiction I think using VPN is been discourage to use, since maybe he will get compromised if it happens he won and the provider found out that he is on their banned jurisdiction.

It will be much better if Rizzy implement automatic geo-blocking so anyone from country where gambling is illegal wont be able to access Rizzy.
I'll use myself as an example since I'm from a country where gambling is illegal but I can still access Rizzy easily without VPN.
Although there is written terms already but most people wont read all the terms or miss this specific term which will be later can be a problem for the player.
Of course gamblers are responsible for themselves but I think casino should also provide a better prevention.

It is a good suggestion so those who comes from restricted countries won't be able to access Rizzy. That is clearly to them that they are prohibit doing something even if they use VPN, Rizzy can finds it easily that their customers come from restricted countries. Rizzy can do something that might block or even ban the account which can makes customers complaint. But they can't complaint because the limitation already implement and automatic geo-blocking activated so they should understand that if they still access Rizzy, that will be their responsible if something bad happens to their account.

[Pmalek]

Your suggestion is good but not only Rizzy, but there are other casinos which don't have automatic geo-blocking when people register accounts on their casinos.

Which casinos have IP blocks in place for restricted countries?
Pmalek tested automatic geo-blocking years ago and likely some casinos changed with their platforms and already had automatic blocks.

This is very good if Rizzy does that, as it firstly will help their company maintain reputation, reduce workload on customer support and compliance teams, as well as quickly informing users about existing restrictions.

The first thing I would do after registering on a new online casino, or even before creating an account, is to visit the Terms & Conditions page and initiating a search with CTRL+F. Type in your country. For example, Croatia, and see if there are any results. If there is nothing, great. If there are hits, read what it says. The terms might mention that your country is on the restricted territories list or some of the software providers restrict you from playing some or all of their games. Whatever it is, you will know beforehand and won't run into any surprises. 

[Kavelj22]

The first thing I would do after registering on a new online casino, or even before creating an account, is to visit the Terms & Conditions page and initiating a search with CTRL+F. Type in your country. For example, Croatia, and see if there are any results. If there is nothing, great. If there are hits, read what it says. The terms might mention that your country is on the restricted territories list or some of the software providers restrict you from playing some or all of their games. Whatever it is, you will know beforehand and won't run into any surprises. 

This is what logic says. The user should be aware about the status of his country in some juridictions before deciding to use any service especially if it is money involved. However I think that the automatic geo-blocking is much more efficient for both parts the service and the user.
If I find my country isn't on the restricted regions list, I can use the service. But I have to check that list everytime I travel to a new country if I want to keep using that service. We saw many similar cases where the user fond himself breaking a restriction rule stipulated in the TOS unintentionally then lost his account with all its assets. An honest casino has to integrate an automatic geo-blocking tool if he really cares about their customers.

[Odusko]

On bolded text they say about jurisdiction matter. So if the provider ban his jurisdiction I think using VPN is been discourage to use, since maybe he will get compromised if it happens he won and the provider found out that he is on their banned jurisdiction.

I agree and totally discourage the use of VPN to access a casino once you are in a geo restricted region.
While the VPN may be a temporary fix, the consequence is that when the player gets caught which they always do, they lose their winnings if any.
It is completely not worth it.
It is good to stick to the terms and services, it is a binding contract.

For me is naturally good and adviced not to use vpn to access casinos no matter what, total avoidance is the key to the safety of your bets and deposits because anything can happen along the line and once that line I crossed you jabe any issues with the account, it becomes almost impossible to resolve such an issue and to get your account back since you are playing using VPN and from a restricted region.

[Pmalek]

This is what logic says. The user should be aware about the status of his country in some juridictions before deciding to use any service especially if it is money involved. However I think that the automatic geo-blocking is much more efficient for both parts the service and the user.
If I find my country isn't on the restricted regions list, I can use the service. But I have to check that list everytime I travel to a new country if I want to keep using that service. We saw many similar cases where the user fond himself breaking a restriction rule stipulated in the TOS unintentionally then lost his account with all its assets. An honest casino has to integrate an automatic geo-blocking tool if he really cares about their customers.

I agree with you, but we both know that it's not always the case. That's why it's so important to familiarize yourself with the rules, especially if you intend to gamble while travelling abroad. Saying "I didn't know" won't help. It's just like when you break the law, you are still going to pay for your mistakes if you get caught. Law enforcement or a court won't give you a break because you didn't know.

I have noticed that sometimes services wrongly determine your location. Even Google does it. Have you ever googled something with a VPN on from let's say, Poland, and Google reports your location in the UK and shows you UK-specific results? Such mistakes happen. You then connect to a different Polish VPN server and Google sees you as being in Poland.

[The Cryptovator]

For me is naturally good and adviced not to use vpn to access casinos no matter what, total avoidance is the key to the safety of your bets and deposits because anything can happen along the line and once that line I crossed you jabe any issues with the account, it becomes almost impossible to resolve such an issue and to get your account back since you are playing using VPN and from a restricted region.

I agree with you, but it depends on their terms. Why do we actually love crypto gambling sites? Because it should be accessible from anywhere in the world without restrictions. But unfortunately, due to regulations, most gambling sites are now asking for KYC, and there are also jurisdictional restrictions. So you have to read their terms about VPNs if they allow it or not.

If they allow VPNs, then it shouldn't be an issue, but for me, I also discourage using VPNs. Because we see such allegations of gambling platforms blocking accounts for using VPNs, although they allow it. For traveling abroad, users should get pre-approval from the gambling sites, so it isn't necessary to use a VPN.

[avp2306]

You must be located in a jurisdiction where online gambling is legally permitted.

On bolded text they say about jurisdiction matter. So if the provider ban his jurisdiction I think using VPN is been discourage to use, since maybe he will get compromised if it happens he won and the provider found out that he is on their banned jurisdiction.

It will be much better if Rizzy implement automatic geo-blocking so anyone from country where gambling is illegal wont be able to access Rizzy.
I'll use myself as an example since I'm from a country where gambling is illegal but I can still access Rizzy easily without VPN.
Although there is written terms already but most people wont read all the terms or miss this specific term which will be later can be a problem for the player.
Of course gamblers are responsible for themselves but I think casino should also provide a better prevention.

Yeah if they can able to do it then much better, since this is much helpful to avoid having any confusion regarding on that issue.

People might really think the casino allows them to gamble if that auto geo blocking is not been implemented. They can also save lots of time and could deal with allowed user to gamble in their casino.

I agree with you, but it depends on their terms. Why do we actually love crypto gambling sites? Because it should be accessible from anywhere in the world without restrictions. But unfortunately, due to regulations, most gambling sites are now asking for KYC, and there are also jurisdictional restrictions. So you have to read their terms about VPNs if they allow it or not.

If they allow VPNs, then it shouldn't be an issue, but for me, I also discourage using VPNs. Because we see such allegations of gambling platforms blocking accounts for using VPNs, although they allow it. For traveling abroad, users should get pre-approval from the gambling sites, so it isn't necessary to use a VPN.

Well that supposed to be the main reason why lots of people go to crypto casinos, but government interfere and people lose lots of privilege when heavy regulations done. As result we are now dealing with KYC and those geo restrictions. But since casinos complied and almost all of them does not allow to use VPN well I think its better to follow it because if we choose not to follow and use those tools maybe they might get an issue when trying to withdraw large funds from their or even on other casinos.

I also avoid using VPN even if I'm not in restricted region, I don't want to deal with any issues because as you said its risky to try knowing that casino might give an impression that we are doing suspicious activities on our accounts.

[Kavelj22]

This is what logic says. The user should be aware about the status of his country in some juridictions before deciding to use any service especially if it is money involved. However I think that the automatic geo-blocking is much more efficient for both parts the service and the user.
If I find my country isn't on the restricted regions list, I can use the service. But I have to check that list everytime I travel to a new country if I want to keep using that service. We saw many similar cases where the user fond himself breaking a restriction rule stipulated in the TOS unintentionally then lost his account with all its assets. An honest casino has to integrate an automatic geo-blocking tool if he really cares about their customers.

I agree with you, but we both know that it's not always the case. That's why it's so important to familiarize yourself with the rules, especially if you intend to gamble while travelling abroad. Saying "I didn't know" won't help. It's just like when you break the law, you are still going to pay for your mistakes if you get caught. Law enforcement or a court won't give you a break because you didn't know.

I am aware about this because I have to. But I can say that it's not entirely my mistake as it can happen unintentionally. And while I have to take responsability of something that might be out of my control just to respect a TOS, casinos don't really care about this specific detail while it can simply integrate that automatic geo-blocking tool. It is not a big issue and can easily be integrated. Furthermore, let's confess that this can determine the integrity of the service because if they ignore the matter, I doubt they use it as a reason to take users' money under a legitimate umbrella (TOS). It might be somehow an unpopular opinions but this is really jow I see it.